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We’ve built this icon library to be professional quality, while neutral and flexible enough for any project. We couldn't find an icon library for Figma we loved so we made one. There are hundreds of icon libraries, but the majority of them are low-quality, designed for Illustrator, or simply too small - usually all three. We're always making improvements to Untitled UI products. In fact, we designed it this way - to be as neutral, flexible, and scalable as possible to use as a single "ultimate" library for any project. SVG outputs are optimized for minimal file size, no unnecessary attributes, and infinite scalability. Change stroke weight in Figma with just a few clicks. 2px stroke weight by default for visually-balanced icons across sizes. We stress these tiny details because once you see it, you can't unsee it.

Untitled UI Icons use beautiful and naturally continuously 60% variable curves on all corners. Spend less time searching and more time designing. The entire library is neatly organized alphabetically across 19 categories.

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Packed full with everything you need to design modern and beautiful UI and websites. Purposefully not overly stylized and neutral enough for any project.

Clean, consistent, and professionally crafted. Crafted specifically for modern UI design.100% compatible with Figma's latest 2022 component properties and override features. We searched everywhere for the "ultimate" icon set for modern UI design to use across all our projects. We won Product Hunt #1 Product of the Week.

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SVG icons in example found around the net, some from Sketch App Resources all open source and free to use.Untitled UI Icons are a clean, consistent, and neutral icon library crafted specifically for modern UI design. IJSVG is loosely based on UIBezierPath-SVG by ap4y

CSS: Basic embedded style sheets are support with very basic selectors.

Color: supports all predefined colors from the SVG spec, HEX values along with RGB(A) and HSL.

Filling: fill color, fill mode (winding rules), fill opacity, linear gradients, radial gradients and patterns.

Stroking: stroking, stroke color, stroke opacity, dashed, dashed offset and phase, stroke line cap style.

Transformations: matrix, rotate, translate, scale and skew transformations.

Commands: A, M, L, H, V, C, S, T, Q and Z and full support for multiple parameters of each type.

Elements: def, use, g, path, clipPath, circle, elipse, rect, polyline, polygon and line (supports groups heirachy and inheritance, clip-paths etc).

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Which will give you back the SVG code to put into a file, there are various options you can give it for more XML manipulation such as collpasing groups and converting transform's from matrix's back to their human readable counter parts.

NSString* svgString = exporter.SVGString IJSVGExporter * exporter = initWithSVG:svg options:IJSVGExporterOptionAll] The easiest way to Step 1 - initialize the SVG object

Various memory and performance increases throughout.Īdd all the IJSVG library files into your project, import the IJSVG.h into the files you wish to use the SVG's.

Removed most NS graphics API calls and uses CG where possible.

Support for the wild card CSS selector.

Improved API's for querying the node graph.

Much improved color replacement support (can now specify only replacing a color that is a fill and not touch ths stroke).

Much simpler to use API's for creating SVG's from scratch.

Exporting now supports converting strokes to paths.

Various improvements with exporting such as modifying the viewBox instead of using a new group for scaling.

Masking now correctly uses alpha masking instead of what CALayer uses.

Fixes a lot of pattern and gradient rendering.

Support for aspect ratios and nested SVG's.

It also supports the NSPasteboards writing protocol, an IJSVG object can be put onto the pasteboard and application like Sketch and Photoshop can paste them into the document as vector objects (generated PDF's on the fly).

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IJSVG is a Mac OSX 10.13+ COCOA library for rendering SVG's within your COCOA applications, its extremely fast and native.